Hi everyone, well, I did it. I pulled the plug on the custom URL and pro plan and went to the much more affordably priced hosting. I think everything should be the same for existing members. Let me know if y'all run into any issues and I'll look into them as soon as I can. For the next few days, I'll be catching up on everything that went undone for the past week. I've been dealing with a snowball of things that had to be done without delay and it was sort of like throwing everything else I'd been working on up into the air far enough to stay up for a week or so. Now all those things are coming down and I'd better get ready to catch them, lol. Weeds are beginning to rally a mutiny in my garden, too, and rain is on the way that will give fuel to that fire. I'll be back soon!

My sister and I were out today, and just happened to come across a little garden shop. The pansies smelled so beautiful. I've never experienced that before. Must be super-duper organically grown. I'm looking forward to planting them 🌱.

I hope everyone is enjoying the spring weather lately. I’m working on some real estate videos, helping to stain/seal wood for our upcoming greenhouse and running the roads for work these days. Things should slow down by end of week and I’ll be back!

I went for a little evening walk. The hills are so beautiful when there's a layer of green. Don't see that very often. It was perfect walking weather.

Trumpet Honeysuckle (Lonicera sempervirens) and Yellow Honeysuckle (Lonicera flava) are two species of native honeysuckles that grow here. They aren't invasive and won't choke out trees or other flora. Unfortunately, they don't have a scent but the bees and hummingbirds still love them. Both of these are blooming now.